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No is an antonym of yes. See how many others you know in this quiz.

Antonyms

This KS2 English quiz will challenge you to find antonyms. Antonyms are words which have opposite meanings. People enjoy thinking in opposites. Arguing, debating, and sometimes being 'contrary' just for its own sake, are all popular human activities. It would be very hard to argue or debate without antonyms!

There are many words in the English language that will have an antonym such as yes and no; right and wrong; good and bad. There are also plenty of words that don’t have an antonym. One such word is ‘spider’. Can you think of any others?

See if you can spot antonym pairs by trying this English quiz.

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Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Wet

Soggy

Clean

Dry

Dripping

Even if something is clean, it can still be wet!

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Energetic

Fit

Lazy

Lively

Loud

Lively is a synonym of energetic.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Brave

Cowardly

Courageous

Bold

Energetic

Courageous and bold are similar in meaning to brave.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Internal

Behind

In front of

Inside

External

The prefixes 'in-' and 'ex-' have opposite meanings. 'In-' means 'in', and 'ex-' means 'out'.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Enemy

Foe

Arch-enemy

Ally

Fiend

An 'ally' is someone who is on your side. The word 'fiend' looks like 'friend' but they mean very different things!

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Unhappy

Sad

Happy

Crying

Spooked

Adding the prefix 'un-' can create a pair of antonyms: i.e. happy / unhappy, rested / unrested, reasonable / unreasonable.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Rough

Twisted

Tough

Textured

Smooth

Rough has many different meanings - take a look in the dictionary.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Impossible

Wild

Crazy

Unlikely

Possible

Adding the prefix 'im-' is one method of creating an antonym.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
Low

High

Higher

Lower

Lowest

Remember to be careful with comparatives and superlatives! 'Low' and 'high' are antonyms, as are 'lower' and 'higher' and 'lowest' and 'highest'.

10.

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.
True

Trustworthy

Right

False

Correct

Pairs of antonyms are often presented together with the word 'or'. You might have heard these pairs: 'right or wrong', 'true or false', 'rich or poor', 'young or old'.

Author: Sheri Smith

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